Recent Medical Clinics

Last week was a very busy week for us. We held medical clinics in LeTant and Letant Two. We were astonished at the numbers of families that were there. We were expecting somewhere around 68 families. I don't know the exact numbers, but we had many, many more than 68 families.

The trip to Le Tant Two proved to be rather daunting. There had been heavy rains earlier in the week so driving across the rivers was a bit treacherous. At one point the vehicle in which Randy and Bobby were driving with the supplies was up on two wheels. It's a good thing that God is always watching over us!
As you can see, the vehicle which was loaded down with supplies had a tire which didn't fair too well! That's one thing about Haiti...LOTS of flat tires!

We had to canopy like coverings under which we had our clinic. To say that it was hot outside would be an understatement! It was sweltering. But when you've got very sick and starving children, the heat just doesn't seem to matter anymore. Below you will see a few pictures that will probably be disturbing to you. This is a three month old baby that had worms, impetigo, scabies and thrush in her mouth.

This is the baby's head

The baby's legs and feet

No human being should have to go through something like this. This is why we're in Haiti. We're here to feed starving children and to be able to bring medical care to those that would otherwise never receive any care at all.

We need your support to continue to feed these children and their families and to provide basic medical care to them. Your gift of $10, $20 or $30 can make the world of difference in the lives of these children. Your support will make it possible for us work towards making a change in this impoverished country.Randy with Mr. Serivil. He is the witch doctor in Le Tant Two

Each family that left the clinic, left with garden seeds to plant, gospel tracks printed in Creole and above all else, they left with blessings being prayed over them.

Randy praying with a family before they left the clinic

Roberta with a family as they're leaving the clinic

To all of our family and friends back home, please continue to keep us in your daily prayers. We pray that the Lord will continue to bless you and your families as well. It is with your support that we're able to be here providing food and medical care to those that you see in the above photos.


God Bless,

Randy and Roberta Arnold
Your Missionaries to Haiti